It’s one of the busiest times of the year in the UK housing market, and this time, the news is looking better than many expected. There’s a renewed sense of movement from both buyers and lenders. If you’re thinking of moving, selling, or just keeping tabs on what’s going on, now’s a good time to get clear on the facts.
If you’re purchasing a property in Nuneaton, you’ll almost certainly have received a recommendation to carry out a survey on your desired new home. However, if you’re a first-time buyer, (or even if you haven’t purchased a home for some time), you may find the various survey options confusing. Here's a guide to the different survey options.
Purchasing a property in Nuneaton is something you do in stages, and an early step towards owning your property is obtaining your MIP or mortgage in principle (sometimes called a DIP - Decision In Principle or an AIP - Agreement In Principle).
It’s no secret that home renovations can give your home a boost in value. However, knowing which DIY projects will reap the most benefits is tricky. If you’re flipping a property or selling up in the next few years, being selective about what you renovate is always a wise choice. Some renovations are worth more in resale value than others.
Should you haggle with the agent over their fees? Is it true that if they can't negotiate well with you, they won't be any good when you get an offer? Or does it start the relationship off on the back foot?
There is a great deal of upheaval associated with moving house, which is particularly amplified when relocating to a new town. This article outlines the key factors to consider when relocating to ensure a smooth transition.
Most homeowners would like to sell their homes for as much money as possible, and the best way to do that is by attracting potential buyers to come for a viewing. Could the key to a successful sale be before a viewer has even stepped inside??
AI plays a part in our everyday lives, but how can it help us when searching for a new home? This article will reveal 3 ways AI helps our customers to find their dream home.
May arrived with a mixed but cautiously optimistic outlook for the UK property market. Following the seasonal spring uplift in activity, trends are starting to reflect both renewed confidence and continued adjustment. House prices are rising - though more slowly - mortgage rates are easing, and the rental market remains stretched.
Have You Heard The Saying About Not Mixing Business And Pleasure? At Alan Cooper we sometimes meet sellers who have considered selling their home privately to someone they know. Yet, while this may appear to be a simple way of saving money and time, it isn’t without its potential downfalls.
If you are considering selling your home to cover the costs of going into care, this could be a huge worry for you and your family. With residential care costing almost £50,000 a year on average when the additional expense of nursing is taken into account, it isn’t too surprising that selling up seems the only way to afford the cost.
You may have seen property gurus filling up your social media feeds with tales of how they bought a number of properties without using any of their own savings, and now they have retired at the age of 32 with a portfolio worth £10m. And of course, for the princely sum of £997, you can learn how to do this too.